Australia captain Ricky Ponting feels his team could have won the crucial third Test at Perth but for that awesome spell by Indian pacer Ishant Sharma during the hosts' second innings, and said that he was lucky to be part of a great sporting duel.
India suffered a big setback ahead of the first cricket one-dayer against England with pace bowling hero Ishant Sharma being ruled out of the first game due to a mild ankle injury.
Paceman Ishant Sharma was on Thursday rested from the 16-member Indian squad while skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni was brought back into the team for the one-day cricket series against Sri Lanka.
The 54 balls that he bowled to the world's highest-ranked Test batsman Ricky Ponting was the "turning point" of his life, said India's pace sensation Ishant Sharma.
Wiry pacer Ishant Sharma's coach Sharwan Kumar has some interesting advice for him – he wants the young lad to try non-vegetarian dishes so that he can put on some weight.
